Learn common issues regarding foundation for and admissibility of medical records, medical bills, doctor’s testimony and opinions. Originally presented as part of Medical Evidence for Lawyers, available in its entirety as P1043-17u.
Both newer and seasoned litigators will benefit from expert advice on dealing with the multitude of participants and issues in the construction process from many of the authors of the IICLE Construction Dispute Litigation handbook (2018 edition). Utilizing a complex hypothetical, learn about issues unique to construction litigation, including acceleration and delay, commercial defects, disruption/loss of productivity, and construction accidents. Understand how to more successfully handle insurance issues and special defenses, work with experts/consultants, and recover damages.
This is an essential resource for the practitioner faced with a nursing home issue, whether from the plaintiff’s or the defendant’s perspective, covering federal and state regulation of long-term care facilities, surveys, involuntary transfer and discharge, records issues, medical issues and terminology, and nursing issues.
At the IICLE® Medical Evidence for Lawyers program, physicians will explain the most common injuries suffered by civil litigants and help you better understand how to decipher complicated medical records. Our expert attorneys will increase your effectiveness during discovery and doctor depositions. They will also help you determine whether to conduct an Independent Medical Examination as well as how to best manage ongoing disability, handle evidentiary conundrums, and most persuasively present medical evidence at trial.
Explore personal injury claims arising out of construction projects and consider the exposures of contractors, construction managers and design professionals. Originally presented as part of Construction Litigation Dispute Resolution, available in its entirety as P1814-18U.
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